deported
word · lemma: deport
Definition
To be forced to leave a country, usually by government order, often because of legal reasons or immigration status.
Usage & Nuances
'Deported' is the past participle of 'deport' and is often used in passive voice: 'was deported'. It typically refers to forced removal due to visa issues, crimes, or illegal status. Formal and legal context; not used for voluntary moves.
Example Sentences
They were suddenly deported without any warning.
natural
He was deported because he didn't have a visa.
basic
Several people were deported last year for breaking the law.
basic
She is afraid of being deported if she stays here illegally.
basic
His whole family got deported when the authorities found out about their fake documents.
natural
After living in the country for ten years, he was finally deported due to a small mistake.
natural